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LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER: The people who hold communities together
Starting June 15, nominations will open for local Weaver recognition and community grants. The nomination period w…
OK to walk when you want to run
It’s the first of May, which means the Idaho door to normalcy is cracked open a little more than it was back on March 25.
Watching all our gorgeous gardens grow
Good starts with a g.
A glimmer of light for local businesses
We’re going to cross a line here, slip under (or jump over) the invisible wall separating the newspaper’s editorial department and advertising department.
Extra, extra: Let’s polish these gems
If you haven’t browsed in The Well-Read Moose, you’ve really missed something.
Today’s test is impossible to ace
There are no easy answers anymore.
Sheriff debate ratcheted up just a bit
Thursday’s analysis by Sheriff Ben Wolfinger of the four Republicans seeking to replace him in January accomplished at least one big feat: It got people talking.
Here’s a good tip for you to-go eaters
Those who had too little a month or so ago have less now.
Plan to vote? Then read this
The season of free advertising for political candidates — otherwise known as candidate endorsement letters to the editor — is under way. As previously noted, we’ll make way for as many of these letters as space per…
Let science guide lake management
Imagine our community without a thriving Lake Coeur d’Alene.
A word of hope, and caution
Good Friday gave us a glorious glimpse of what lies ahead.
Dear John: We’re gonna miss you
Rolling Stone called him “one of America’s great songwriters.” Yet many of America’s great song lovers don’t even know the name John Prine.
Health corridor focus getting clearer now
Monday’s front page, upper-right corner Spokesman-Review headline was directed at some North Idaho residents.
Two faces of all-mail election
The all-mail primary election next month is a pain in the rear — and pretty darned exciting, too.
We pray this good shepherd changes his tune
God bless Tim Remington.
Hard decisions ultimately lead to victory
If there’s a place in America that’s more business-friendly than this, please point it out.